Box 4
Contains 14 Results:
“The Secret Orders” from the Indiana Historical Society
This collection contains a variety of written materials, collected from significant areas and organizations across the state. Most of the collection includes souvenir-type brochures, pamphlets, and the like from different businesses, companies, and tourist attractions, as well as write-ups and articles on the history of these places. Many of these folders, specifically the earlier ones, include communication to George Dellinger alongside what seems to be requested materials.
Readings and articles by William G. Talcott, Circa 1962
This collection contains a variety of written materials, collected from significant areas and organizations across the state. Most of the collection includes souvenir-type brochures, pamphlets, and the like from different businesses, companies, and tourist attractions, as well as write-ups and articles on the history of these places. Many of these folders, specifically the earlier ones, include communication to George Dellinger alongside what seems to be requested materials.
Story about Fanny Van de Grift Stevenson, “Tiger Lilly” (multiple copies)
This collection contains a variety of written materials, collected from significant areas and organizations across the state. Most of the collection includes souvenir-type brochures, pamphlets, and the like from different businesses, companies, and tourist attractions, as well as write-ups and articles on the history of these places. Many of these folders, specifically the earlier ones, include communication to George Dellinger alongside what seems to be requested materials.
Various readings and clippings on US Presidents, Circa 1984
This collection contains a variety of written materials, collected from significant areas and organizations across the state. Most of the collection includes souvenir-type brochures, pamphlets, and the like from different businesses, companies, and tourist attractions, as well as write-ups and articles on the history of these places. Many of these folders, specifically the earlier ones, include communication to George Dellinger alongside what seems to be requested materials.